IMCC Dublin 2018
IMCC PROGRAMME 2018
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IMCC Dublin 2018 Programme
Day 1
26 Sep 2018
Day 2
27 Sep 2018
Day 3
28 Sep 2018
10:00 - 10:10
Opening session and introduction to the voting system
Chairman’s welcome
Keith Jones
Fire!
Join this session to find out more about how fires are investigated and how that work can better prevent them happening again.
Matthew Fenton
Dave Myers
11:20-11.50
Coffee Break
What is the role of Class in the 21st Century?
Join this session to hear from a major Classification society what their view is on the role of Class in the 21st Century and their ongoing working relationship... Read More
Rob Brindle
13:00 - 14:30
Lunch
Speedy Session 1 – Records and repairs – are you working in the dark?
Lost but not forgotten – join this speedy session to discover more about the impact of missing records when trying to do any repair or maintenance work on a... Read More
Maria Borg Barthet
Alistair Johnston
Speedy Session 2 – IUMI claims update
Join this session to get an update directly from the IUMI Secretary General of claims related topics from the IUMI 2018 conference in South Africa.
Lars Lange
15:30 - 16:00
Tea Break
Speedy Session 3 – saying no nicely
Join this session to consider how the quality of communications always assists with the message being delivered!
Ann Waite
SOX, NOX, SECA, LNG – don’t we all love an acronym!
Join this session to find out more about the pressures on owners to reduce their emissions and the practical options that they might have.
Ioanna Kafka
George Margetis
Chairman’s closing remarks
Keith Jones
19:00
Cocktail Reception – Followed by Dinner at 20:00
09:00 - 09:05
Opening and Housekeeping
Anatomy of a major casualty investigation
Join this session to find out more about the moving parts in a major casualty investigation. The link to the NTSB illustrated digest report is https://www.ntsb.gov/investigations/accidentreports/pages/spc1801.aspx
Chip Birthisel
Condition based maintenance – the obvious preventative measure?
Join this session to hear more about whether the obvious preventative measures are always the ones actually taken.
Ton van den Broek
11.10-11.40
Coffee Break
Yacht claims
Join this session to find out more about some of the aspects of yacht claims that might take you by surprise if you have not done them before!
Morten Jacobsen
12:45 - 14:30
Outside
An ethical hacker’s view of our world
Join this session to find out more about the real cyber risk that the marine industry faces For a glossary of terms use this link https://www.computerhope.com/vdef.htm... Read More
Eireann Leverett
15:30 - 16:00
Tea Break
Discover the critical steps you should know to mitigate loss to mechanical, electrical and electronic equipment directly following a marine incident
When you are faced with a catastrophic loss onboard or ashore causing damage from fire, flooding, extreme weather, chemicals and alike, your insured has a critical and limited time in... Read More
Gini Mattson
Torben Vad
Chairman’s closing remarks
Keith Jones
18:15
Depart for formal dinner
9.20-13.00
Coaches to the airport – 9.20, 12.00 and 13.00
09:45 - 12:30
Workshop 1 – Constructive Total losses – the inside story
Join this workshop to discover more about CTLs and the mysteries that might lie within!
Joe Shead
Keith Jones
09:45 - 12:30
Workshop 2 – Cat Fine damage – fortuity or inevitable?
Join this workshop for a debate as to whether the damage caused to engines by Cat Fines is truly a fortuity or something that will happen in any event.
Massimo Canepa
09:45 - 12:30
Workshop 3 – Abortive repairs
Join this workshop to find out more about the challenges of repairs that do not go quite as planned!
Stelios Magkanaris